On Jun 09 01:18, Chris Barnes wrote:
> Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is testing for gibberish in email address worth attempting?
>
> Just a quick note: alot of universities use an automated scheme for the
> email addresses they give their students. For example, for the longest
> time my e
Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is testing for gibberish in email address worth attempting?
Just a quick note: alot of universities use an automated scheme for the
email addresses they give their students. For example, for the longest
time my email address was cnb1234 (initials + last 4 of t
Is testing for gibberish in email address worth attempting?
In some basic testing I took just the first part of the email address (the
left side of the @) and made a simple scoring system based on the
switching of the characters from one type to another (alpha, numeric,
other).
The first charact
